Oceans

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  Hello, my lovely boys and girls.

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  How are you doing today?

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  As you all know, we started learning about Earth and

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  what makes up earth.

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  We've mentioned yesterday that earth is made off Water Inlet.

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  We have so many types of landforms and so many

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  kinds of water bodies.

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  The first one, it's a very large.

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  Or actually it's the largest body off water.

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  What is it?

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  It's the ocean.

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  Grab your suit, swimsuit and snorkels, and let's dive into

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  the ocean and see the animals and plants that live

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  there. Are you ready?

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  Let's go.

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  The first thing we will see in the bottom of

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  the ocean is coral reefs.

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  This is a coral reef.

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  Look at the picture.

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  Look at the colorful coral reefs.

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  They're made up off thousands off polyps that formed the

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  quarrel. Coral reefs are home for divers and large group

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  of sea life.

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  Many animals live here in the coral reef leaves the

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  coral reefs.

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  Coral reefs play an important role in keeping our ocean

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  healthy. Sharks Sharks are predatory fish.

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  That means they eat other fish.

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  They eat smaller fish.

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  Sharks have up to 300 teeth.

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  Have you ever heard that they have 300 teeth that

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  grow from their gums and fall out very easily.

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  Some sharks must keep moving in order to breathe.

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  They even move when they are sleeping.

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  Even when they're sleeping.

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  They keep on moving in order to breathe.

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  Octopus an octave an octopus has eight arms called tentacles.

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  They used the suction cups on their tentacles to taste

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  their food.

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  Octopus have three hearts, and their blood is blue.

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  Octopuses are very shy and usually hide in rocks and

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  caves. Jellyfish.

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  They look so cute.

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  Jellyfish have been around for over 650 million years.

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  Jellyfish do not have any brains.

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  Do you know that they just keep moving up and

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  down, up and down.

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  They're filled with a thick, elastic substance that looks like

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  jelly. Jellyfish use their tentacles to stink their prey to

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  stink their enemies.

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  Dolphins. They're adorable.

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  Dolphins are very intelligent ocean mammals.

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  They communicate using whistles, squeaks and clicks.

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  Sea turtles.

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  Sea turtles spend most of their time in the water.

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  They only go back to land to lay eggs.

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  They will return to the same nesting ground when they

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  hatched. They're unlike all other turtles.

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  Sea turtles have flippers, and they cannot retract their heads

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  or legs into their shelf.

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  They can't hide inside their shows.

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  They're unlike other turtles.

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  They eat jellyfish, crabs, shrimp sponge in small seal.

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  What is the other thing?

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  It's whales.

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  They are many different species off whales.

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  Well, they're mammals.

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  They give birth to babies.

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  Have you ever wondered how they breathe?

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  They have a blowhole on their heads.

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  On the top of their heads.

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  They eat.

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  Why the range of food?

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  Seahorses. They're kind of fish that have head shaped like

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  a horse.

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  They light they most likely live in coral reefs in

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  seagrass beds.

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  They use their fails to grasp their sea grass.

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  Now let's answer some questions about life in the ocean.

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  Why do you think sea turtles have flippers?

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  Why do they have flippers?

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  How many tentacles does an octopus have?

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  How many arms?

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  If you could go diving in the ocean, What kind

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  of sea animals would you like to see and why?

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  Answer these questions, discuss it with your friends and we'll

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  meet in the next video.

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  Thank you for watching.

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  And I hope you enjoyed it.

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  Bye bye.